The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-27 00:00:00

‘ pe ,- :4r:4 , 41 3 ~'.! : i .. 5!. 4. - ; ~i~ "'° .t ' ' T:;ri 4 '.. , •' 3 ' --. („, , f , ....;.1, , ( 0 .,,,,.., z. ,,, ‘ • ,_ , 1 - vor*.t i • , i',,-,, •••:),,,-14 A' . ss' • . r . , • . . 11 N11114Z" . , ..11. - v Vd'.2l., • • . 414 ,• ‘! . . , , ~,,), - . • • , .. ). 1 11 s .. ' •.- . ' 414„,, ; , 7 , E :.,,,, ' , .--, ~ : u '''''''Alkirk4 ‘,-• '' , ,„ ~ _ ~~. .. ~ r : 1.. ... i IFELINES.I)..,I r .14i ' 2 ' 7 1 iioB. NUMBER 4705.) (PT? CE SI •k. THEATRt ROYAL, DRURY,LANV.. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. (27, i BQ9,' A. will be pertorme4 THE RIVALS. -. tir Anthony Abs.. , lute, Mr. DO WTON ; Captain Absolute, Mr. RUSSELL, {Being histfirst appearatux in that Cliaradttr); Faulklanet, M. I: LLISTON • Acres, Mr. BAN N ISTER; • , Sit Lucius 0 1 1'figger, Mr 10 HNS'ION E ag, Mr. DE CAMP ; Mrs. Malaprop, Miss POPE; Julia, Mrs. H. Si DDoNS ; Lydia Languish, Miss MELLON ; Lucy, .Mrs. lIARLOWE. j n consequence of the increased Applause bestowed on the COUNTRY DANCE BY. EICIIT-H.ORSES,tlivi the NEW CoN , IIC PANTOMIME 1:11.1E:Vr? i. 1.; or HARLEQUIN SPORTSMAN, they will tyz cohLit'leti aim Evenings longer STLEY's PAVILION,• NEwciksTi.t..sTßEr.T, STRAND, Established-by Autitori4 or the Lord Chamberlain. ; rHis ,e,ent Wednesday; Jan: 27, 1808, and J. Two following EveilinKs. 4_ 144IRrlaastiSix . preciaelY s a Crand REF. A LA Vf.NEIIAN, with tt4i;,coqn..l try Dance, - .Sce; executed by Eight ticir. ; the Littre'Prtai:' stn on his Little;,Horse; Equeitriap , Trial 'of ; the P,pular Speetacle, ea 114.4 Captain Cook; hetWeeti the 1 Aels famous Horsemanship, l'pe Eyeriuo Amit.ementa ' to'carieltide with . the intleirladrilired'new Comic.Paatominie„ called Liberty Hall ; Harlequin Sportsman. Doors opened et Halt: past.fi.Ye; 'hegin at . Half past Six to a minitte. , Boxes 0. Pit is. G W. —Second Price COLIIIIM - ICCS at .Halt past Eight. Places takeit between Ten.end Three at the liott.Atilke. W it " The Art - of protecting the.„ and , fecuring this Rider !rem danger —tor such noble A.;quiremenrs; Four Les: sons, VICTU4LLIM; 0 701. s, !Sot" HE CO .11.311SSIONERS jar LLI VG L 11 is ArAiliSTY's •NA 1 1 }' ds , beret!), N)tice, ti'at ..9tt Tuoday the 2d 61 February ite)44, they he ready) I , .terelvt renders in (haled aril, aid treat .for .They thoulred 'rove O C11:5.11,re, ariaG loucesierSfOrdle E ESE, or C I ESE of eq • I ; Witifir. after ibenderd and Fllty Tan, of Rose Curl:. (sec 41:1s) Ki,UTTf or, British %LITTER rm. equal ;to be de, 1124 red One:hail Tit' the course of a 41 , ..16fith a,d ilf in • • One _lfyitai afteriyakds, iota 'Hi s !Majesty's Vier:,ali,g SO?", a( I.)eptfold, Potsizolizh,aed Plymouth, - It t& Plotkias props, ioa e, viz. Tons of Cheese. Tuits ot . autte.c. DoptrJr(l *. • . . too -- so Poruimoutlt . too so l'iyntouth . too So • , 3 00 ' Artli• be told* 0 hills, ..with Interest, ni act') days after date. • .- • IMPE Rll4 L nI. M ENT, HOUSS OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, J . The SPEAIiER adqUaii 11C• 011ie, that he bad received ft Letter from Boodter, Esq. Deputy Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, inclosing a hst, of Barristers for above six yelts standin,-.. , „ who had con vented, under their hands and seals, to serve is COM . - thissiorkers for te! , :ing Lvi lence On Controverted Eliiaion; in Ireland.—' )rd..,..ed to lie on the A new Writ was orderca f o r thz.. , city at Bath, in the room of John ?Amer, Esq. who„ siti<t... his &cc, tion, had accepted the oriice of Steward of the tern Hundreds. WITH . to MATRIMONY. Delaval, Mr. ELLISTON ,• Baron De Liinberg, Mr. DO tVTON O'Clogliorty, Ur.. I (11INSTON E ; ' Clara,, Mrs. jOItUAN • • ' Lisetta, Mrs. BLAND.' • • Boxes tcs„ S,econd Price 3s. ---pit 3s. 6d. .S.:cuild Plitt 2S. Gallery 2S. Second Price is.,—Vpper ts. Secon d Price rid. No Money to be rail : nett. • Pliteresfor the Boxes to be t..d;cn of Mr. Spring, at the Boa:- Office,' Ikussell.strcet. ' The,Doprs to be opeact! tialt.past Five, and begin at liisilr,Nst'Six. ' Tei-pOrtOvv, the Comedy of LOve Air Love; with the Ban. toininteor Fbriboliti ; or, 11.rIcciuin new Opera is ilc felwals2, and will be speedily pro. duCecl.. The Candi:kis rd" :be Contrail: may b. rten at the Secre. tary's Dl/ice. ELECTION PETITIONS. Petitions, complaioing of undue Returns, were presented liorn the followiti , places and .ordered to be takeninto coutfideration on , the by, annexed :--- Pock, tif February; -Malden, 15:•1 o Na..ch , ; vgi - e a x . t ditto. Lor CASTILIMEAG3 gaye notice, tgrf on l'hurs citiineXt he. would move a VOte oc to the rt frtr and Nary, for their late serviei the A USVAIAN AND kUSSIAN,,OFFICIAL • hlr: Secretary CANNING iiresented from the bar the Rassian and Austrian Official Notts ruit . :rt . cd tci lo i the,-Speech from the 'Ehrone.—Orderod to lie ots the table. This Day: was published, in Royal Qualto, price rBs, I' I4 %ST, LI.;S N 4TL.A* I O,:Cir,4 tabling distina Maps' ot all toe princißahtates,itp m Kingdos' throughout' tfie l World, from' the lattst t r itid'bOst Authorities, including a 1 -Vlap:of Ancient Greece, and iifflifi* Rornau Empire; the whale correaly engraved ,uppn Plates, Royal quarto, and beautifully coloured Outlines. London: Pruned for, and sold by Chartes Cradock and, William toy (Successors to thelate Thomas Ustelil, Na. 3, Ave-Maria-lane, Paterilinter- row. M regard will he had I. any Ted ler its 7vbicit the Price shall iteti e #lttermi vsords at tomtit. ur that toad i:6l 2 , e deliverej is Beard before -One ,VCiack ON the till l'teeedo the ad' of Febriketji Next, no, prytesi the Peron who tataimtbq Teseltri, et HMV Perin t oat his Ixh:, i to c:nt2eer , re bra cal/rd for, - ' ' VICTU.4 F IC Is, ija: • 35, ;808, erRE.CPNAIISSIO YEAS Iid.PICTLLILLING Mrcy 1144 N6rice,.7)bai'c6 ritedsfy the ad of F bruary pextv. 1ui.41 to reedy* rod & in we Ohm 1144.:1 rep),g A oot ;neat tr Two !unified Toni if the bort New CAA 01, IN' RICE::: I', be .',7l,Verable to atittlor to It; o.6.ltiiiii.nvitb /hi-71444 t to be v!red,- ttni, burp thereof rn a Po) isigtv, and the olher Ifoif inn a.l 7 :irtnight. of. tertoards, iota ,1114. Mjoty,!.: I'ictual/10g .itul et ,it Pep lord ; and to be taid for by Bilis, rqyabli, .with Interest, minify day: after Atte.' •:. . THEA R TRE oYAL, COVENT-GARDEN„ ••• frO-MORROW. EVENING, Jail - . 1808, will be performed . • THE WANDERER . ; Or, THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY. '(The Overtureiihd Music composed by Mr. DAvY and • Mr. Russatt.). - • The PRO LOGUE -to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.' The principal Characters by lair. C. KESIBLE, Mr. POPE, 'Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. BLANCHARD; Mr. CLARZMON r, Messrs. TREBY; KING, LEE,. Vlr. FAWCETT, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr...ATKINS, , Mr. W. NIURItAY, Mr. TRUMAN, ' • Miss SMITH, Miss NORI ON,, • .!"Entt of Ad I. fcanipsed by Mr. BOLOGNA, IMO 1 .. • A New'BAL L ET, incidental to thearama, !yo k e performed by the ADAMS' and the Corps de , f ' .Cite EPILOGUE io be voken by Miss NORTON. WITH HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; _or Fl E, ‘VATE.R, EARTH, and. AIR,.• • • ^a-ste'!blusic, Scen.ly,:Machinery, Dresses, and. Decorations, are alt entirely new. •. , , • The Pantomime pr o d uce d un d er the thredion of Mr. Farley. sic • Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.. Feeble Sordid (Gu:irdian to Columbine), Mr: L. 80. • LOGNA Clown (Valet to Sir Feeble), Mr. GRIMALDI ; Savoyard Girls, by Misses H.S. and E. ADAMS ; • And the Parrot Colninbine, by Miss ADAMS. • Boxes 6s. Second Price 35..--Pitas 6ti. Second Price Gallery as. Secoild' trice .-ts.'---Utc)er Gallery' is.. SCCOII,I Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • • • Places lot the Ilexes to be taken of Mr, ,Brandon, at the Box-office, in Hart. street. The Doors to be opeticd at Half past Five, and begin at Half past Sir, On Venice;Fridwith ay„, Sh Ha a rleq kspeatc uin in his E 's Traged leyment of Othello, the Moor of FATAL EFFECTS OF•TIiE COW.PDX. • This Day was published, price Is. bd. A 'PAMPHLET describing the Faol EtreOs of la ; the COW PDX manifested by a Aarrative Oc= curreuces which have recently happened at' Ringwood, in klampshire. " 1 will a round unvarnished tale deliver." • • r ti AitSrt A It Z. Printed. for. I. F. Hughes, - , Publisher, tiliginoie.street, Cavendisli.square; sold by Symonds, PateraNter,rowi Cal. low, Crown-court and ttilw. had or all licioksellas. - . . The Con:lido:1 of the CuntNal may Le seen at the Stereterce4 Office: - No l regard si.ill be bad to any Tender ht nchich the Pero shall not be inierted in %mord., leNtb, or 'that Omit not Le delivered Jo the rs: u d before One so'Clock on, the said Tup.Lirtin. 2d of Fe- At-,dary next, nor unless the Person shakes the Tender, Or sons person en-bls behalf,attends, to anstver,- eJlied for: .• I • GENERAL BURG , OYNE's WORKS. 'This Day' was published, In Two yolvnuei, 0pi 1 t,2,1 on a fine.yellow.wove Foolscap Paper, and endrellished with Copperplates, kiesigticti by Ci.rbould, price h.L.rds'; or, orfa.he'.ibitiftil fine large P.iper, with ['roof I morhsiOni, pike t board's, THB' fIIt&AMATICMJ AND . POETICAL W ( ? PACS at .00 I,4to;l.ilurenant-Generat...l. BUR- G° rN E to which is we i lixed Memoirs ot,tin; Author. Printed for St:au:herd and 'l:eit'errniii, Ave Maria-Nue ; Long*iati;Furst; Rees, iandl34l4, ft. Sch‘TOY, P.and Wynne, I. Boiler, 1 li!Stockaale ) , J. Booth;1, ',. . Cailenter, R . . ri and doe , t . Floyer, 1.. can/twin, Wlnefost , .r and Son, 'Ma th ews ..end Leigh, C Chappie, I. ilitchaid, I. Ridgwity,• Gray and Son, W. tindsell, J. Richardson.: - Asperill. Mack, .Parry, and kingsburi . ) La,:kington Allan, and 1. ,Tipper, G. Ri;;lurds, H. Sy In ra lly, and H. I.!twis. • Whore way be had, A Diet ovary of P;illier Literlitures or Fab ions History of Ileathcn G Illustrious Her o pl l ,lMbelliSliCa Hjth 24 elegant Engravings, price tis: boards.' 1 • . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE:, • Jan. 20, , THE PRI.I - CIPAL OFFICEIiS HIS D.V .-INC E do berrty N,tice, Pr6pOsalt nvill by rei,lved their Office, in do foe Moiclay the Feb, next, p . ..fra .10.4 Persons as iy be to un,ifeta... ;be ~Ssuypt'y of 112.0NNIONGV.ItY, AR. 'l2 I Our,,itilr ;Luxes, &c. /or Novice of fhir par r , ;tent, fqr aperitd of Fhree Years, agrrea4e to Patterns, which ttso he iairlaid:a the Principal StoreJkoeper's Wier in the rover. Farther. Partieulars, briber with the Term ,t Conditions 4be Contraa,,..ntas. known Application at hoe Jecret t ztys •Ofiee 1 1 .d1.111.:11, - aforesaid, and also a: the sat,/ Principal .tesaldeeper's Gift". i.i rbe Tower, u' day between tl.e Hours if Ten and ban:, eCleek. Tbe rr,parah- puma 6e delivered •4, the Secretary's Vic afire ' .Gl l .l, resin! e4 ,4,,Jed, " eropook for the Supply 'or Iron.. • Moragery A ritctai ;" b.rt no Pr per :I can be adontted alle , ' the said 22d February, at :twelve o'clock at , Noon ihe sante Day y neither 14411 any Tertder At naotice 1, ankts tke Pasty making it, or rte 4‘eat ix bit behalf, shall att,...nd. ' • Ity Order (I the „ • • • R. fl CREW, Sec. • • Tbis..Dly w s publisthed, • In one largo Volum,* Octavo, pricc 9s. In boards, A:!i6W Eiiit ii, • s i h Tit r of t, C MINION% cliff Icy cidr9iped to etucidato *some of the leading - Dodrinef ! of the Usivel. GROO/ENOR-PLACE. MESSRS. kl DDS and JOHNSTONE retpea7 fully give Nutice, that the ELEGANT MANSION, /ate the Residence of Sir john St3nley, Bart. deceased, No. ay, Grosvelmat-place, is Di,poseti of by Private Comma. New Bui4strcet, lan. V), 18011. CREDITORS of TOUT,MI N. •,. Iiv*HEREAS, by an Order made by the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain,. in the matter of RICHARD TOULMIN i Esq. a Lunatic, it was, among other titings,,referred to john Ord, lisq, one of 'the Masters Of the High C-urt Chancery, to take as Account of the Debts cofitritthA by Harriet Tottlntitt, the late Wife of the aria RielVird l'oulinin. the I.unatic ( who ,tormerly re*itled in Surrey-stieet, Strand, In the Parish. cifSt.'Clement Danes, in the County, of Middlesex, and slay at Critilluume,in the Coun ty of Dorset), - Sub - setfuelitlitolhe Lana& the said Kiched l'oulinin, which commenced on the' firs: Day of August, itSO6, down to the time of the decease of the said Harriet Toultnin, whfell happened on the 7th Day of April, 484)7 ; all Persons, therefore, to whom the said Harriet Toueium begame 'night* the pei iud aforesaid; are tO come in and prove such. Debts before the said Master, at his Cham bers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the 2_tli Day of .February, 18 0 8 ; or , in default thereof, they will be perempt o rily excluded the Benefit of the said Order. AMES WHITE, Solicitor, No. 9, Old Iluildings, ettEurroits of TOOL:MIN. • 'PURSUANT to an Order made by the Right 4.t root tit,. Lord High Chancellor olGreat Britain, in the .3vlatter RICHAI:1) TOULMI N, Esq. a Lunatic, the *Cre;tuu rs of 'the Said Richard Toulmin, who formerly m *l'l'llinStart•y-street in the Stfitlld, in the Parish of St. Clem wit Danes, in the County of Middlesex , and also at Cranhourne ,in tl:t Count . ) , of Dorset, are to come in and move their Debts bet re John Ord, Esq. one of • the Idastets of the Hi g h C ourt of Chancery, at his charnhers in South ,arripton.buildings, Chancery. lane, LOndon, on or Wore the loth Day 'Of Tebruary. ag o g ; or, in default thereof they ."111,4e.Perefltptofily excluded the Benefit of the said Order, JAMES WHITT, N o. 9, 014 buildings, Linculn's-lnn_ WELL WORTH SAVING. HA RES „ of TICKETS Sixteen Shillings a Ticket ercpc»rer bran at other Offices, and l's.-..cnry Thousand, b3l Paitkl, and Five Thousand Pounda erizes , & c. atd onattiland as soon as drawn,' at .WAR N t ,' 16 , Cernltill, who submits the following Stateme nts, the Public may see clearly the great advantage in buy , At his Office. attataa's Prices. Other Offices' Prizes. - - to 12 o Half - to lc a - 56 o quarter - c 9 6 -•- . 2 , 3 E ig hth 2 15 teenth 7 Sixteenth - - I 0 /STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing Masch 8, 1808. ThC Scheme contains a much greater abundance of Capit d - Prizes than have been presented to the Public for borne )L:ar,, hi 30 small a number of 'rickets, viz. 3 , " of f , - ,Cso,cao of - ‘l, O0 o al loom, 30 - of - -5" O 4-of . . 5, 09 0 45 -of - 100 410. Att.: fec. GRAND CITY. LOTTERY ricKeTs in VatjtY► at 71. C2S. ,Pereons in the Country, 'sending letters (post - pail,. en' 4 ,,E10bg Bank Notes Post Ottitm Ortitcs :110 0 d i)nia, will find an additional actv;lntoFe - 'At ' 1 Ware r's , the trAttitry 0111 cs trequpntly chospin oilier L°Adon OtUccs.—Naie. Muncy Lettirz , must be P . '" i tvt This bAy was published, In Four wiry large , Volumes Folio, price, in boards,- Four. • • H • . •.; teen Guineas,. T E GAIIDEi••TER'S and BQTANISrS DIG , rio N A RY ; .tot raining ~he hest•and neNestldiods Of cultivating ant improving tile Kitchen,- Fruit;• F lower Garden, oral bluisely ; •of pertortntrig the pudica' Parts of Agrieni4,.lre; of managing, V.iiicialcbc. 411 (1 of propagating all Sorts ori . iitther !'roes. By the late PHILIP 1111-I,Elt, F.R.S. Gardener to the Worshipful Company of Ap9theearies, at Weir lic>tanie Garden In Cnelsea,...aint Member of the BO taniC At:iniefily at Florence, To whish are now firit added, Complete Enumeration and Description of all Plants tuthetto. known, with their Generic acrd Specific Characters, Places of. Growth,: Times of Flowering, anti Uses both Medicinal' and Economical. The whole carrected and newly arranged, With the Addition of all the. Modern Improventeits in Luttlsespe Gardening, and in the Culture of Trees, Plants, and Fruits, part.cu.ar.y. hi the various Kinds of I lot Houses and Foreitsg Frames,. with Plates, explanatory both Of them, and the Principles bf7Botany. . By THOMAS NIARTYN, FAA, • • Regius Professot of llotany.tn the University, of Carnbridge. Printed t F. C. and I Itivington Johnson ;G. and W. Nicol ; It. Baldwin; S. Hayes; R Faultier and Sou ;T. Payne; W. Lowndes ; Akceiker; G. Wilkie 'and J. Ito- Lacicington and Co.:; Cuttiell and Martin; It. Lea; 'B. Crosby and co, ; Tay I.)r ;E. lefftref; W. Clarke and Sons,. G. Robinson; C. Law; W bite ; Longman, 41urst, Reo4.and Orme; Catlett and Davies; W . SlCW4ift 1 J. Booth; S. Bagster ; J.. Booker; and I. Harding. The Tiventy.second Part, price iss. 6:1. which completes 'the Work, is ready fur delivery to the Subscribers. • The. Third and Fourth Volumes may be had in boards, ..price 61. Os. 6d. 4 1 4 mm for the Accoodation of Purchasers whti have not yet completed their Sets, any sittgle'Part or Number will be supplied until the first of July, after l which -the Sale in Parts and Numbers will bb closed. • • PINE ARTS.. • .rIrHE following Valuable PUBLICATIONS on DRAWING, PAINTING - , &c. &e. are this Day • published t' t.^ A. new Draaying Book of Landscapes and Figures, en titled, The Complete Instrudor in Drawing, by W. M. Craig, price 3 1 . as. or any Number separate, price 6s. 6d. each; • This elegant , Work is just comipleted in Twelve Numbers, Royal Folio, eacti Nuinber ornamented with Six elegant EligraviAgsvin the chalk inaliter, with. Explanatory Lessons to each Plate: The f A Six. Numbers contain a complete Series of Progressise Lessons on Landscap..:, wherein the Rules of the Art are so minutely and clearls explained, that :any person who has a taste ter Dratvirg may arrive at a specciy protkieocy. The last .ix Numbers contain similar lustruthons and - Lessons an Figures • • 2. Complete in Thiity.Nunthers, large Quarto. price ts. id. each Nnmber,.'or the wh , le neatly half-bound for ti. Tpe c.ininet of the Arts ileing%ti new and Univ:rsal Draw. ing Book, forming a complete System of Drawing, Etching, Engraving, Mezzotinto, and Anna ; Painting in all its 13raic!cc.'s, Persp etive, P,njedion, and Surveying i le a ill tittir various and appendant Parts. . Containing wh o le Timor and practice of the Fine Arts in general ; displa}ing it , the most familiar maiiner the whole Rudiments of luute- Design. 'I AI, Invention, and 13eceprion, al lustrated with upwards of Sixty elegant Engravings, from Drawings,by.the first Artists. To which_ is add xl, An Appendix i co n taining several Cu. riOUS and Useful Misc e lla neo u s Articles. HODSON. With the Assistance of foHN DOUGALL, • Author 01 the Accomplished Tutor, &c. superior Edition, with beautiful coloured Plates, price s. each Nuniner. ,3. A tiVW Edition ot•the Art of Drawing inTerspeelive, wade easy to those whi have no previous knowledge ..f the ftlatlionaties: JAMES FERCUSSON,: V,R.S one Voluiste illustrated with nine pew Folding p olattie: elegantly cogravial for this • Edition, 'price 6iz. iii taf London : Printed for a,nd sold bycharles eradock and Win. joy (Succebsors to the late Thomas Otell), No. j. Ave Maria-lane, Paternoster-row, • By cite Rev:. EDWARD COO PEA. Reclor of Hams:all Ridware. .in the. County, of Stafford Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of Courtoun anti late Fellow of All Souls' Co lei c, thitbrd. Printed fur Pi. Cattail and W. Davies, Strand. Otivhom may bo had, a few remaining Copies of the Se cond Volume of the former Edition, price ss. Also, by the same Author, a Sermon preached at Waisal, the Arch. deacon's Visitation, in August tsoz, price Is. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTUNIA, AND CON. SUMP F,ION. ROBBERDS's 1341,4,84M1C ELIXIR; or, Cough Ilrops. -These justly celebrated Drops, by their hap py 40 immediate ;fleet in removing the most obstinate Coughs or Catarrlts, .n,LI all tendency to Consumption, ren der them - a valuable Family hiocticitie, And when we con sidei the variaiileness .of our climate, which cimbtantlY intlitcos us to catch cold, and that hom this taking cold ori ginates a inultitud:of diseases, as Astnnia, pin in the Chest, offensive. lima', icflaitunation of toe Lungs, andl:onsump tion, with a tong train of evils—no head or a family should lay down without a small supply at least, of this almost in stantaneous Remedy. Many thousand persons can testify the happy elrefts.they hay.: received from it, when every other medical assistance had failed. A Ca,vrtoN.—Observe the name of R. Butler, No . ~ 4, t►hedpst~le, is co grase,l on a black which is affixe d to each bottle; all others are counterf.zits. Sold at Air Butler's, No, 4, CheapsiO, comer of Pater noster-row and retail by Chrisp, corner of Spring:Gardens ; Clark, 569, licirough; and may be had of moat Country Me. dicine Vendets, in bottles at 2s. otl. and 6s; each. DobToa HOWELL's rowDißs. - VIT&-EPILgPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HY sT RICS, and. all . I(imils of FITS, radically cured by jr .. . LL's' POWDERS.--The E !Ileac) , of these in.' •,Valuable Paiwiters has been abundantly oved by. &great number of Cures pertiarmed on .Persons of m both Sexes, and of 'all Ages ; many of whom had been dreadfully sfilided 'for a long series •at veers ; anti, having taken a variety of Me- Without finding any teller; were deemed by the Fa culty absolutely incurable. Tne.tew following Cases are seleaed from a very long List whiCh may be seen at the Doctor's House), and arc attest. ed by such respectable Characters, that the smallest doubt OanelOt: ramain in the mind. of the most incredulous. The Son nt Mr. Truman, of Glltspur-street, aged eighteen years . had Falling Fits from his childhood, but is now re. stored to pc, feet health by Or. Howell's Powdcrs..— Witness, Dr. '1 timer, Fellow of the Royal college of : Physicians, London, oy whoM they were reCommended, Mrs. fteacces Green, oldie Savoy Precinct, was more than 2isleAti 411dt:it with Convulsions and Falling Fits ; and al. taigh she had been an I n-I'Atient of St, Bali thotomew's and ; Guy's I lospitals, never rece ived any b.,A.netit till she had taken DT.HUWeII i S POWderS; which pettedly cured her. —Witaiess, the Rev. Mm'. _Hunt, Miqis ter of the Savoy. hl r. Oarnel Wix, Qt W est iit , tsiCY, Surrey, lieu 74 years of age, wits for more than seventeen y‘Ais so krievotisly Hided with Convulsions and Falling Fits as tretittem:y to have tett in a weeli, and, ;Arta every means were tried in vain by, the most eminent of the Faculty, was completely cured by l)r. Powtters.—Witness, cite IC:v., Mr, Fuller ton, NI Mister of West Horsley. Miss :too Willu ins, of Laytonstone, Essex, lied violent Fits horn nerintanc) till she was sixteen years of age, when, bt table!}; Dr. Howctvi POWdeis, 411 e was perfectly cured. Wititeas, the Rev. Mr. WhAey, Minister of Lai tonstone, wni fur tlus great. blessing publicly returned th.olks to the Almighty in Ins Chapel on the u I November, This sovereign Itemetly is . prepared, under the Pitt rocage of His Alajesty , by Fellow of King's Cellege, and is soles at.his House, No. 7S , High Holborn, London, and au whe'reett, at les. 6d. .t FAcket ; in which is in closed.* Treattse, written ny the Doctor, on the above-men t tuned Di seas•,..s. _ _ _ pit Letter:4 ppst 7 paid, duly answered; and tilt Prwderi I alts to any Part brthu United liatisdam. RUSSIAN NII;;PIATION,:- Mr. GEORGE PONSONBT desired to - know whether his AMajesty's Ministers had .any ohje..tioni to the immediate produCtion of the Proposition maZie by this Countty, for the MediAon,.)i' 4ia to bet Ween Great. Britain andDeintiark, and of the Answer ulnae thereto. If they had,' he would int:lade:a Motion. for these Papers in the 'Motions winch he 'should have the honour of submitting to the House. on Monday next. Mr. Secretary CANNING replied, that I:toques. tionably his iVlajesty's Ministers could hake no objec tion to furnish the House :with whatever .intbrina. tion aaually existed ott the subjea alluded to by the Right. Hon. Gentleman. For this purpose he was desirous that. the Right Hon.Gentletnan shOuhl shape his Motion in such a. manner that it might apply. to Papers aaually in existence. If the Right Hon. Gentleman meant to move for an official document on the subje&, he could inform him that no.suelt existed; but if he confined his Motion simply. tor . the Proposal that had been made to the Court of Russia on the subject of Mediation with Wiltriarl, with the result of that proposal, to such a 1l*O(4. 1 themcould be no -possible objeCtion. Ur. PONSON.BY expresss ..his wish to shapp his Motion so as to attain the objeci hedesired. Right Hon. Gentleman must, certainly be better itt, formed on the-subjea than ; but he confessed he could not understand how any proposition could be made to the Court of. St.:!Petersburgii wit bout otficial instructions to our AmbaSsador. The answer too must be official; and assuredly all those Tams might be forth corning. After Some turtt,cr conve.rsatiOn between Mr. CANNING and Mr. PoNsoNtiv, it wasagreedlu di4w up a Motion in concert, which was dune, and whictt was as follows That an humble Address b . e presented to his Majesty, praying that he would. he graciously picaseo to give dire6tions to .the proper Officers, that there be laid before the House COvies or Extratts of such parts of the Correspondence between his Majesty's Principal Secretary oe State and his Majesty's Mini .ster at the Court of St. Petersburgh, as related ; ,to the request on the part of his Majesty for his lave , . rral Majesty's Mediation for the purpose oft - este/ring peace between his Majesty and the CrOWn . ne Dens , mark." NEGOTIATION WITH- FRANCE.. • Mr. "Mtnl.lol4D inquired,, whether it coati the intention of his Majesty's Ministers to submicto the .House any proposition, founded upon the Papers which had that evening been presehted. • Mr. CONNING replied, that he was not aware of any such intention. inirrßlig.elD then gave notice, that after a Autficient time had elapsed to ,givc the Members an opportunity of duly investigating the content i of those Papers, he should move some proposition, which would bring the'House direaly to the point of the propriety at the present time of enteriOg itito Negotiation with France. He wished olio En it4,k the Right Hon. Gentleman, whether there existed any objedion to the produdion of the Secret Trr i nty With Portugal, and of the Report received by his Majesty's Government from l.ord ltosslyn of . fte State of Portugal, by which they had been induced not to undertake the defence of that Country. Mr. C4NIViNG answered, that with resped to the Secret Treaty with Portugal, it could certaioly not be produced : to the. produetion of the oilier Paper mentioned by the Mutt. Gentleinan, he could see no objedion.. Mr. iiII.II73IMID was surprised, now that the Portuguese Court were gone to the Brazils, that the Treaty could not be made public. 11fr. CANNING reinarkcd, that 'an Article of the Treaty expressly stipulated, ,tliat the provisions of it should be kept secret 4 111)t t llu consent of both parties was obtained for their promulgation. ORDERS OF COUNCIL. The cHANceLLau 91 the ESXCHEQUER presented from the Bar the Orders of Council of the Itch November, 1807, and subsequent days.—O f . dered to be printed. A few ininutea afterwards, on Lord Fict , ..ltY PRTT Y entering the House, his Lardsliip ohserreti, that he understood the 'tight Hon. pemiemaa h just presented the Order 'of Council. Ka had ex peoled that the Right Hon. Gentleman would havo given one notit:e as to the mode' of proceeding' o tt , k ,hjeta which iv,: rnednt to recommead for their adoption. The CIiANCELLOR tie UCH:SQL:7U